Features:

• The only NASCAR licensed scanner on the market
• Compact and lightweight; wear on belt or around the neck
• Built-in FM radio for use away from the track
• Listen to your favorite cars and crews at the track
• Includes color-coordinated noise reducing earmuff

Editor Reviews:

Product Description:
This NASCAR ProScan 100-channel trackside scanner is built for racing. It's as easy to program as your car radio, and because it's compact and lightweight, it can be worn around your neck or on your belt. Features driver specific graphics and a built-in FM radio for use away from the track. Use the noise reducing earmuffs with the scanner or when operating heavy machinery or power tools. Earmuff has a 26 dB noise reduction rating and driver specific graphics. Ear buds included. Made in USA.

Amazon.com Product Description:
ProScan is the only NASCAR licensed scanner and it's the only scanner built for racing! This professional quality scanner gets you in the action! Features slick graphics for your favorite driver. Bundle includes color-coordinated noise reducing earmuff.

ProScan Trackside Scanner

• Professional quality, 100 channel scanner for unbeatable performance.
• Easy to program-as easy as programming your car radio.
• Awesome driver specific graphics.
• Compact and lightweight - can be worn around your neck or on your belt.
• Built-in FM radio for use away from the track.
• All at a retail price far below other scanners on the market!

Noise Reducing Earmuff

• 26 dB Noise Reduction Rating
• Use with ProScan Scanners or when operating heavy machinery, using power tools, or shooting firearms.
• Awesome driver specific graphics.
• Adjustable earcups for unbeatable comfort and performance.

What's in the Box
ProScan C-100 Trackside Scanner, Noise Reducing Earmuff, user manual

Rating : - How Did This Ever Get Approved???
Normally I review STRICTLY books...but this product annoyed me so much, I had to review it. I took this scanner to the Martinsville race this past weekend and was VERY disappointed. I was under the impression the headset was attached to the scanner, but instead you get a cheap pair of headphones that are inserted into your ears, and the earmuffs go over them to muffle the noise.

Well, throughout the race the earpieces kept falling out of my ears, and I spent pretty much all of the race trying to adjust them so I could hear. And the signal was very poor. While I picked up the local radio stations with clarity, the race stations were muffled and kept cutting out. Luckily I have an extra race headset, and am hoping that it'll work with the scanner.

Also, whenever you change the batteries, you need to re-program all the drivers back into the scanner. This REALLY made me mad seeing as how I had to change batteries in the middle of the race, then sit there and re-program in 30-something drivers while also trying to pay attention to the race that I paid to see.

Overall, I can't believe Nascar approved these scanners. They are poorly constructed, and are pretty much glorified walkmans. If I wanted a walkman, I wouldn't have paid $149 for one. Hopefully I can use it with a real headset, but we'll see. The only thing this scanner has going for it is that it looks good, but in the end, I'm just really unhappy with this product.